Aruba Certified Mobility Associate 6.3 - ACMA-6.3 Exam Practice Test

A. user login name

B. location by AP Name

C. controller IP

D. controller Loopback address

E. authentication server

A. LAN Mesh

B. LAN

C. Roaming

D. Remote Mesh

E. Remote

A. Are a part of roles, not the firewall

B. Apply firewall polices to ports in a stateful manner

C. Ease readability and maintainability for source and destination addresses

D. Make firewall rules act like traditional ACLs

E. Are applied as an action in a rule

A. VLANs and IP addressing

B. WLANs

C. Controller country code

D. Licenses

E. Time zone

A. Authenticate users with the internal captive portal against the internal database or other server

B. Use restrictive firewall policies to limit the guest user's access to internal resources

C. Dedicated APs

D. DoS guest users off of the system and make them use wired ports

E. Providing guests their own APs and controllers

A. Extensible Authentication Protocol

B. Port based authentication

C. L3 Authentication

D. EAP terminates on authenticator

E. Support of RADIUS external authentication

A. A server group can have more than 1 server

B. If the internal database is used in the server group, then no external servers can be added

C. Server rules are used to send information to the configured servers

D. If multiple servers are assigned to the server group, all except the 1st will be ignored

E. All the servers in a server group will be used round robin style

A. The AP does not encrypt user traffic. The user's link layer encryption is used.

B. Certificate based tunnel

C. Remote AP traffic is unencrypted

D. L2TP over IPSec is used to carry user traffic and control traffic

E. PPTP is used to tunnel user traffic

A. Makes policies more readable.

B. Changes to policy rules that use aliases are auto updated.

C. Can be applied to a Role

D. Simplifies repetitive configuration.

E. End users are applied to the proper role.